BBC R4 Ex

4/4. The politicians decide to tackle drugs and homelessness, but what about their future? Stars Tom Basden. From June 2011.

3/6. The radical comedian re-assesses the historical forces and key players. With Carla Mendonca and Martin Hyder. From 1998.

4 Extra Debut. Three friends reject city life only to discover the price of harmony on an island is unimaginable. Stars Damien Molony.

4 Extra Debut. With his marriage falling apart on a volcanic Spanish Island, a man appeals to a higher power. Read by Stephen Campbell Moore.

4 Extra Debut. From Monty Python to Tristan und Isolde. Comedian and actor John Cleese shares his castaway choices with Sue Lawley. From 1997.

4 Extra Debut. Lynne Truss celebrates 50 years of the road safety icon - the zebra crossing; from Abbey Road to the Inner Hebrides. From 2001.

Daljit Nagra picks Company of Poets - celebrating the poetry of Angela Carter. With Susannah Clap and Salman Rushdie. From 2011.

2/2. Joyce has made a gruesome discovery. Can her brother avoid getting caught up in the consequences? Concluded by Rupert Evans.

4 Extra Debut. 1904. Simon Watts explores how a performance in London's West End made magician Harry Houdini world famous. From 2016.

A pupil and bright young head are thrown together. We follow them into the future, but what kind is it? Stars Juliet Stevenson.

Professor Jimmy Edwards' plans to bribe the boys with a sumptuous meal are all washed up. With June Whitfield. From July 1961.

14/20. The meddling schoolboy sparks more confusion but this time, his targets are on to him! Stars Jimmy Clitheroe. From 1963.

1/5. When a new voice is added to Dead Hand's mysterious broadcast, Greg realises the killer is active again. Can he break the code before Dead Hand attacks again.

1/6. Something's simmering beneath the surface in the sleepy town of Flaxborough. Unmarried women are disappearing. Stars John Rowe.

Les Dawson welcomes saucy Cosmo Smallpiece and bashes out a classic piano sing-along. With Daphne Oxenford. From December 1980.

25/26. A new aerodrome threatens Godfrey's idyllic cottage with demolition. Adapted from BBCTV with Arnold Ridley. From 1976.

1/4. A new night-time cleaner arrives to meet the boss in Manchester. Stars Julie Hesmondhalgh and John Thomson. From 2015.

1/5. John Berger's most personal book - part poetry collection, memoir and love letter. Read by Simon McBurney and Harriet Walter.

1/5. 4 Extra Debut. The west of Scotland during the Second World War. Young Peggy falls in love with her employer. Stars Kate Donnelly.

3/6. Andy Hamilton tells Paul Merton his pet peeves - including hippos with anger issues, corner kicks in football and the phrase 'I take full responsibility'.

6/10. Kirsty Logan learns how slavery is whitewashed in popular ghost stories, but any with truth in the tale can do good. From 2020.

A service for All Souls Day from Bishopthorpe Palace, led by Rev Dr Eleanor Sanderson, Bishop of Hull.

4 Extra Debut. Li-Da Kruger talks to Penny Junor about life as the daughter of restaurateur and cookery writer Prue Leith.

1/2. Musicians Zsolt Bende and Arnie Somogyi begin a travel odyssey mixing food and music in Transylvania. From 2008.

1/5. When a new voice is added to Dead Hand's mysterious broadcast, Greg realises the killer is active again. Can he break the code before Dead Hand attacks again.

1/6. Something's simmering beneath the surface in the sleepy town of Flaxborough. Unmarried women are disappearing. Stars John Rowe.

Les Dawson welcomes saucy Cosmo Smallpiece and bashes out a classic piano sing-along. With Daphne Oxenford. From December 1980.

25/26. A new aerodrome threatens Godfrey's idyllic cottage with demolition. Adapted from BBCTV with Arnold Ridley. From 1976.

1/4. A new night-time cleaner arrives to meet the boss in Manchester. Stars Julie Hesmondhalgh and John Thomson. From 2015.

1/5. John Berger's most personal book - part poetry collection, memoir and love letter. Read by Simon McBurney and Harriet Walter.

1/5. 4 Extra Debut. The west of Scotland during the Second World War. Young Peggy falls in love with her employer. Stars Kate Donnelly.

1/16. Nicholas Parsons chairs the devious word game. With Paul Merton, Sue Perkins, Liza Tarbuck and Graham Norton. From 2012.

3/6. Pete has found out about PJ. He is unhappy, so are Cassie and Bill, and Janet is using soothing tones. Stars Dave Lamb. From October 2003.

4 Extra Debut. Grief stricken, Houdini investigates psychic claims, but can he find solace amidst his fear of mortality? Stars Lee Montague.

4 Extra Debut. Simon McBurney ponders on the themes and ideas in John Berger's book 'And Our Faces, My Heart, Brief as Photos'. From 2014.

4 Extra Debut. Li-Da Kruger talks to Penny Junor about life as the daughter of restaurateur and cookery writer Prue Leith.

1/2. Musicians Zsolt Bende and Arnie Somogyi begin a travel odyssey mixing food and music in Transylvania. From 2008.

1/5. When a new voice is added to Dead Hand's mysterious broadcast, Greg realises the killer is active again. Can he break the code before Dead Hand attacks again.

1/6. Something's simmering beneath the surface in the sleepy town of Flaxborough. Unmarried women are disappearing. Stars John Rowe.

Les Dawson welcomes saucy Cosmo Smallpiece and bashes out a classic piano sing-along. With Daphne Oxenford. From December 1980.

25/26. A new aerodrome threatens Godfrey's idyllic cottage with demolition. Adapted from BBCTV with Arnold Ridley. From 1976.

1/4. A new night-time cleaner arrives to meet the boss in Manchester. Stars Julie Hesmondhalgh and John Thomson. From 2015.

1/5. John Berger's most personal book - part poetry collection, memoir and love letter. Read by Simon McBurney and Harriet Walter.

1/5. 4 Extra Debut. The west of Scotland during the Second World War. Young Peggy falls in love with her employer. Stars Kate Donnelly.

1/16. Nicholas Parsons chairs the devious word game. With Paul Merton, Sue Perkins, Liza Tarbuck and Graham Norton. From 2012.

3/6. Pete has found out about PJ. He is unhappy, so are Cassie and Bill, and Janet is using soothing tones. Stars Dave Lamb. From October 2003.

4 Extra Debut. Grief stricken, Houdini investigates psychic claims, but can he find solace amidst his fear of mortality? Stars Lee Montague.

4 Extra Debut. Simon McBurney ponders on the themes and ideas in John Berger's book 'And Our Faces, My Heart, Brief as Photos'. From 2014.

3/6. Andy Hamilton tells Paul Merton his pet peeves - including hippos with anger issues, corner kicks in football and the phrase 'I take full responsibility'.

1/6. Spin doctors Prentiss and McCabe are skint. Mark Tavener's political comedy starring Stephen Fry and John Bird. From 2000.

Top political comedian Matt Forde is joined by Isabel Hardman, Jess Phillips and Daliso Chaponda for a Halloween special - threats, ultimatums and the art of political menace.

5/6. Samuel and McGurk follow prospector Mad Pete to hunt for gold. 1770 America sitcom starring Andy Hamilton. From 2004.